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Off camera (or on), ask the Judge what he thinks of O’Reilly’s fair and balanced approach to Ron Paul and Austrian Economics, such as this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vz4zQQHyYOU
I find it odd that the Judge and O’Reilly are on opposite each other at exactly the same time each night. The Judge hardly ever appears on O’Reilly and never discusses this topic. I suppose BO is the big dog at Fox.
Here’s the segment:
http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/1255399445001/blame-the-fed
A bubble in government debt? Everyone knows that government debt is necessary so that the private sector might save. Otherwise, people would have to invest in risky entrepreneurial activities.